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Sharks lose Moylan for Dragons clash

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Matt Moylan has been ruled out of Cronulla's NRL clash with St George Illawarra on Sunday with a hamstring injury.

MATT MOYLAN of the Sharks takes on the defence during the NRL match between the Panthers and the Sharks at Panthers Stadium in Penrith, Australia.
MATT MOYLAN of the Sharks takes on the defence during the NRL match between the Panthers and the Sharks at Panthers Stadium in Penrith, Australia. Picture: Matt King/Getty Images

Cronulla have lost Matt Moylan from their team to take on St George Illawarra in the NRL on Sunday after the versatile back succumbed to a hamstring injury.

Moylan was named to play at fullback for the first time this year against the Dragons, before experiencing hamstring tightness late in the week.

The setback follows the 28-year-old missing the first two games of the NRL season through a calf injury, Moylan also played just 11 games last season.

Moylan made his comeback from against the Wests Tigers when the season resumed, before filling in for Chad Townsend at halfback last week.

Will Kennedy will now start at fullback again, as he did in the first four rounds of the year.

Meanwhile, Townsend has been cleared to return from his hamstring injury for the Campbelltown Stadium clash.

Elsewhere, the Sydney Roosters have lost prop Jared Waerea-Hargreaves (back) for their match against Canterbury.

Lindsay Collins will again start for the Roosters, while Sitili Tupouniua comes onto the bench.

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